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Rohan P Apr 2018
stellar masses collide
beyond you; they silhouette
your ethos, slip loose your
hair—
they pattern your fingertips
and colour your
sigh

their flame:
a colossus
in your eyes.
Rohan P Apr 2018
her everything
curled into the evening—
the flame ebbed
and darkened.
Rohan P Apr 2018
if i closed
you—

if the air fell
backwards, darkly—

if yours
brooked with golden
sunrise

softened (i love

when you
    dance.
Rohan P Apr 2018
her
tulips bloomed in the night,
       softer
than the paling
moon/       beams

darker silhouettes
—hers—lined the u’s
and i’s of turning. the headlights
skimmed the road, petalled
like ice.
Rohan P Apr 2018
your bones soak in
the subtlety of
falling/

or

your cold, faraway
freedom, your pursed,
sunrise lips/

and

that terraced, sloping worry,
buried in your arms/

more like

your whitish and
weathered rain.
inspired by Emily Carr, local poet from Bend, OR.
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